New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24

ment makingthe bill apply to oil cities over III
population and it was rejected by vote Oh 40 70 49,. H.
Several Democrats voted IN the negative nu" ShaI %
Repblicans except g. H. Henry, Ingersol oanaus dant
Smith and Sweet Mr.. lves offered an au'epumenss
giving the Board OF Estimate and Apportionmen. oa
NewYork the power to state what shooia 20 'ae ave
of licenses in that city, and anth orizing them 10 nass
SONS licenses cost S1 600. The Assembly rejected
the amendment by vote Of A to 73 .,.. ...
John Platt for long time as beevea tnae III
bill should be strengthened to make 1t mposs'p,e
tor beer seller to sell alcoholic liquors wtnoot I'm
ing the risk OF severe punishment ana tne Ioss VI I
license. He therefore offered the fonowins amenu
ment to the bill
any person having license Of the second fourth class
shall keep on hand on the premises neenis zen he shall Ic
guilty OF msdemranor and his license shall DO ior'e"e
Mr.. Platt advocated this amendment strongly ex-
pressing bis ele that the bill worthless II vas
not adopted II not in the bll he sa,d nmost
every uuor dealer would take out beer license AT
800 and sell a kinds OF Iiquo Mr. McCartt ,hi. 9,
amendment. saying thar IL would remedy the oniy
defect in the Crosby hill. The measure as 1t STOOD
provided no punishment tor hse that sn%ue Sonst hat
then witbdre his ptance, saying that ne nad M
been that 1t might bring against the oii tao
votes of some Astemb ymen who then INTENDED 10
vote for h. However the Assembly thought the
amendment good one and adop'ed II; n.,s %
MIR. Sheehan ended the efforts OF the a,s 10
Kill tho bill by Offering substitute tor the entire D
by which the question of high license wac suomttSu
to the people OF the State at the polls thus fa ne
the bill as % 1ae not Sy pss0bv bv
vote OF SO to go. The previous question was then me-
Carried and at last vote was reached on the oIi.
Speeches against the bill under prcenct OF desiring
to he excused from voting were made by assem9V
men Bush. Cantor, Gallagher, Greene, Hornrnee'
Ives La-gl-y, McAdam. Charles Smith. ana Weed:
Mr.. Gallagher liep.) said 4" am well aware tnat
this hill does affect my constituents The msJory
OF thein however. are opposed to this measure anu
therefore, in Difference to their wishes. record my
vote against the bill" Only one Democrat voteh ior
the bill IL was Mr.. Stevens, OF Schoharie couhty.
He did 40. saying that he was dsgusted with tue
till" However. he happens to be deacon ID
Methodist church and an advocate OF temperance ara
therefore iet compelled from principle to vote i0r
the bill. The bill passed by vote OF ~ 70 10 vi
the 12S members, 12o voted Messrs mn anu
Evans being absent -Four Republicans Gauagner
OF Erie County, Maurer. of Rochester; keitz OF
Brooklyn. and CHARLES Smith, OF New org, voteo
against the bill The vote democrats III ltai0sj 10
given below
Messrs Ainsworth, Arnold Babcock. Bacon baHer
Paes I.nucus Berry, Brundggc. Bukley burns ore III
we'll Crosby Curtis j. G. Davies. u. H. DAVIS Eh,on; ri.
drise Emery Erwin, For. FL Osi Goerss Grppin hsn'9y
all Hamilton O. II. Henry. HOgeboom. Horton ifowe IN
ccrsoil Johnson Kmba kruse. latimer. leet. Maos u
Mauyille Mase Maxwell. Nc arthy. McEvtry Moses .a
sons Pierce Piatt Porter Prime, Rsa. Robinson; an'on
seayer SINE Martin 4. smith, Robert H. smitl r,,,n
smith stacey Screns sweet Taylor Tisdale a. D lhoinp
SON d. L. Thompson Van Demak. Walters Whi'e' iou"s'
man. the Speaker. 10 - n.,. p,.h ccn,oy
Collins Conorer CulSr Dalton. Dcjendor De'ereuI Des
FrrcU ~ n firh CHER, giegerich Gtes'
ham Grssnp Gusnthe Hogan. HdgQeTfy Hdys IL o. hs,rb
Hines Horaeridae res Kenny hnnzeaadn Ldngost Log
len Martin Maurer Medium. NcCdnn; NcInre Aehsnma
Re,rss Reitl Pyrn shea Shsshdn Smith, Charles su-
Ur,d Wfmu's, WfnHc-5B.